For Little Friends

August 2010

Contents
Contents
Friends by Mail
Knitting Our Hearts Together
Henry B. Eyring
Birthday Standards
Jane McBride Choate
The Church Plaza
Jennifer Maddy
Thunder in the Night
Christy Jacobs
Portrait of a Prophet
Megan Withers Roxas
What will help me keep the promises I make when I am baptized?
Jeffrey R. Holland
Bulletin Board
- Tournament Trail Mix
Queen Esther Saves Jehovah’s People
Diane L. Mangum
Lending a Helping Hand
A Special Feeling of Peace
Barbara Thompson
Following Their Dreams
Jan Pinborough
We’re All Shoes
Sarah Cutler
Cooking Up Activity Day Fun
Kitchen Krafts
Faith in God Challenge
Who Wants to “Play”?
Naaman Learns to Obey
Gayle E. Walker
Missionary Mail
Chad E. Phares
Bright Idea
Trying to Be Like Jesus
For Little Friends
A 10-Year-Old Teacher
Barbie and George Miranda
The Plan of Salvation
Our Creative Friends
Jesus Christ Is the Son of God, and He Is a God of Miracles
Sandra Tanner and Cristina Franco
Matt and Mandy
Partial Pictures
Amie Jane Leavitt
Bearing Another’s Cares
Sheila Kindred
Coloring Page
Friends in the News
Guide to the Friend
Our Savior, Jesus Christ

For Little Friends

August 2010

“For Little Friends,” Friend, Aug. 2010, 32–35

For Little Friends

Helps for Parents

“Be a friend, and you will have a friend,” said President Gordon B. Hinckley (1910–2008).¹

After reading the story “New Friends, Old Friends” (pages 32–33), help your child complete the activity on this page. Ask your child what are some ways he or she can make new friends. Share a story about a time you worked to make a new friend.

In some cases, your child may need a little extra help to make friends. You can talk to other parents and invite children to your home to play with your child.

Note

Gordon B. Hinckley, “Strengthening Each Other,” Ensign, Feb. 1985, 4.

New Friends, Old Friends

Jane McBride Choate
Finding New Friends
What Am I?